any font size for the title and your name is fine.But use it when submitting if that is easy for you. What we can guarantee is, we will never be using Times New Roman in print. For submissions, make sure the font is clear and clean and easy to read: Cambria, Calibri, Arial are fine. The fonts we have used vary, but we have used Bembo, Athelas, Fournier MT, Garamond, Filosofia, Book Antiqua and Avenir in our print books. We would like you to submit for print in the following way: We do, however, indent new paragraphs, as a matter of course … unless there is a reason not to. What can cause problems is if the terms used are British but the spelling is American, or vice versa. Either is fine, as long as the spelling is consistent within the story, essay or poem. For example, many younger Indian writers use American spelling, while many older Indian writers use British spelling. If English is not your first language, please make sure your spelling is consistent. If we believe the meaning is enhanced by changes to the punctuation, this is suggested and discussed with the author during the editing process.Īnd as for spelling, please use the English spelling that is native to you, whether you are British or American or Canadian or Australian or Samoan or whatever … We here at Truth Serum Press usually keep the punctuation used by the original author. Some speak and write English as their second or third or fourth language … and brava (or bravo) to them too. Some of these are native speakers of English. This is especially so when work is submitted from across the globe. If you have any questions about this, please email / Why?Įvery writer, every correspondent, every person has their own style when setting out their writing and punctuating their work.

Books using use of book antiqua font